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PICS: Cops bring more excavators to dig for Gert van Rooyen’s victims

15 June 2017 by Alan

Durban in the News:

PICS: Cops bring more excavators to dig for Gert van Rooyen’s victims: A team of forensic specialists are excavating a number of sites around the Blythedale Beach, north of Durban

‘Male involvement in antenatal care plays a big role HIV prevention’: Dr Simukai Shamu said that a study in Nkangala in showed that men do not accompany their partners to the clinic, especially during pregnancy.

Police dig up beach for Gert van Rooyen’s victims: Forensic specialists are excavating sites around the Blythedale Beach, where notorious paedophile Gert van Rooyen is believed to have buried his victims.

Magoo’s Bar Bombing: Durban remembers: Thirty-one years on, Durbanites share their memories of that night.

Slade loses court bid against church: The Sodwana Bay man was ordered to pay costs

Suspects’ shirts ‘drenched in blood’: Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife said it arrested the suspects in the Nkangala area, 2km outside the Hluhluwe-iMfolozi Park (HiP).

City defends send-off for award-nominated local stars: Speaking at an eThekwini Municipality executive committee meeting on Tuesday, Phillip Sithole said this was part of their taking Durban to the world programme

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